What should immigrants do if they want to bring pets?

First of all, you should go to the animal hospital designated by the entry-exit quarantine bureau for vaccination. Those who have not been vaccinated should be vaccinated one month in advance, and then apply for quarantine certificate and vaccination certificate.

The second is to go to the inspection and quarantine bureau for testing, free of charge, with these two certificates and my ID card and passport, to obtain a veterinary health certificate.

The third is to buy a plane ticket, contact the airline, and the other party will tell you how much it costs. You'd better order a special pet box.

Fourth, remember to make an appointment with the airline 72 hours in advance, otherwise you can't board the plane.

In addition, different countries have different regulations on pet entry. Be sure to understand the laws and regulations of the importing country first and avoid detours.

At present, the most stringent countries are Australia, New Zealand, Britain and Japan. , followed by the United States, while Canada, Thailand, South Korea and other countries are more relaxed. Some countries also require a quarantine period ranging from 1 to 6 months after entry, but countries such as the United States, Canada and Singapore do not need quarantine.